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Wayne Kierans. (Pic: Ciarán Culligan)
Wayne Kierans has been ratified as the new Louth U20 manager.
Wayne Kieran has being ratified as new Louth Under 20 Manager with Liam Kelleher and Shane Lennon as his selectors on a two term
— Louth GAA (@louthgaa) November 29, 2017
Best of luck lads pic.twitter.com/wup3RRZHwB
A current selector with the Louth senior team, Kierans led the Wee County minors to their first Leinster final apperance since 1971 in July - where Dublin defeated them.
Liam Kelleher and Shane Lennon - both of whom acted alongside him as selectors with the minor team - have been appointed to the same role in the new set-up.
As was expected, Tom Rooney and Malcolm McDonnell have been named the county's U17 management. The pair were at the helm of the U16 side this season, winning both the Gerry Reilly and Fr. Manning Plate competitions.
Tom Rooney (Naomh Mairtin) and Malcolm McDonnell (O’Connells) have being ratified as thenew Louth Minor Management for 2018 pic.twitter.com/JoWMCrGtUV
— Louth GAA (@louthgaa) November 29, 2017
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